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you are the boy wonder. [ cheers and applause ] >> well -- i'm john blake, gotham city police departmentw, sure. but we know there's a bird flying around in your name. >> it's pretty awesome, though, right? i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] no, man, i -- >> jimmy: it's great. >> i was a fan of those movies before i ever met chris or did "inception." or ever thought i was going to get to do "the dark knight rises." he's such a great storyteller. >> jimmy: they're great movies. so, will you do -- will you be robin in your own movie? >> i don't get to decide those things. >> jimmy: all right. i'll take your caginess as a yes. >> is that cagey? that's the honest truth, man. do you think i get to make that decision? >> jimmy: well, yeah. why would they set up a whole thing at the end and just give up on the franchise? >> this is the truth. i don't think it's necessarily a setup. i think it's a great end for that trilogy. even if you go back to "batman begins," he's talking about how batman is more than a man. it's a similar billion. and a hero can be anybody. that's a theme that runs througho

i saw a movie the other night and there is a famous scene where bane is taking over gotham city and he says to people on the streets, "tear down the rich." they execute the rich people. that is not the way to make an economy function. we need employers and rich people. we need an opportunity for everyone in this country to get rich. americans do not hate rich people. americans want to get rich and they do not want the government to take away half of their money once they do. host: your successor has a piece this morning published by "the daily news." here is what he writes -- guest: i do not agree with. we have a great opportunity right now to take -- to make some big compromises for how we will deal with this is entitlement crisis. we do not want to end up like greece or france. the bigger area is our tax reform. i think this tax system we have right now is just a disgrace to the human race. it is one of the worst tax systems in the world. we can do much better and we can raise more money for the government in a much more efficient way with lower tax rates. this woman who just called

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gotham bar and grill are holding off hiking prices. before that ever happens, they say they'll eat the higher food costs or change what's on the menu. alobar restaurant in long island city is already planning for the anticipated jump in food costs, likely to hit in the next six months. executive chef ian kapitan tries to buy as much as he can from nearby stockyards and farms, which should help keep costs in check. >> we're going to have to adapt. the one good thing we do here at the restaurant is we try to source locally as much as possible. so i get my hogs from northern new jersey, we're starting a grass-fed beef program out of vermont. >> reporter: large restaurant chains are also unlikely to raise menu prices this year, as most long ago locked in what they currently pay suppliers for food. but, experts predict 2013 will be different. >> a lot of the executives, managers have yet to make their plans for next year. what we're looking at is food cost inflation at least in the mid-single digits. >> reporter: and, that means eating out could get pricier, even though many restaurants have gotten smarter about trimming other expenses. and, then, there's one morsel of good